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12.04.2010, 14:40
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A group of Georgians have asked for political asylum in Israel after arriving in the country as pilgrims.
10.02.2010, 12:33
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Prominent Georgian journalist Vakhtang Komakhidze has asked Swiss authorities for political asylum.
28.12.2009, 18:51
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Manana Archvadze-Gamsakhurdia, widow of the first Georgian president, says she cannot take the pressure any longer in her native country and has formally appealed to German Chancellor Angela Merkel for political asylum.
11.06.2010, 14:12
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The US Administration has Georgia on their minds – and it's not one of the fifty states.
07.12.2009, 21:00
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An opposition member, and former Georgian State Minister, has accused President Saakashvili of being addicted to drugs.
24.05.2010, 08:57
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Just as the US and other major powers have agreed on new sanctions against Tehran, Georgian opposition claims President Saakashvili was involved in alleged weapons deals with the Islamic Republic.
06.10.2009, 18:39
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Members of the Georgian opposition are demanding that President Mikhail Saakashvili should face a war crimes trial at The Hague.
08.08.2009, 11:04
He considers himself an American patriot, but disagrees with US policies in the Caucasus. Nicknamed ‘an American voice of South Ossetia,’ Joe Mestas is joining us now on RT.
27.03.2009, 10:03
In Georgia, the opposition parties are vowing to bring thousands to the streets to force the President out. They claim the authorities are running a smear campaign against them.
16.07.2010, 15:36
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President Lukashenko, having lost ground in Moscow, has now turned to the Kremlin’s foes and is enjoying warm relations with his former critic Georgian leader Saakashvili. What could be behind this sudden mutual love?
Published: 21 April, 2010, 09:38
Edited: 21 May, 2010, 10:11
A recent report, published by the European Center for Minorities says that over several months of 2009, 4,000 Georgians applied for asylum in Poland alone. Another 4,000 filed applications in other states of the EU.
I have not seen this reported in any other news source. Are you sure this article is valid and that your sources are credible?
Since they pretty much work for us, they need to learn American style. What you do is feed your population feeding lines then hit keys at your desire. Of course, most people think they are better and they definitely know the answer with a little approval. If a person bothers you or is a threat, you find some bizarre personal flaw and make it the worst crime possible. If ignorant, the person will become deeply paranoid about everything and develop defense mechanisms that will silence him or her and cause him or her to attack others instead of work in a group against you, especially with the assigned reference points. I'd rather be in a political prisoner camp. At least then my mind would be my property, and I'd be free to be myself like everybody else instead of so darn special all the time.